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'Loving God changes the way you love others'Nothing can separate us from God's love. No matter what happens to us, no matter where we are ... we can never be separated from God.
Indeed, loving those who love us is easy. In this Sunday’s Gospel reading, Jesus himself reflects that, “if you love those ...
To know that someone is thinking about us and cares enough to make an intentional effort to bless us gives us hope. We all ...
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WKRG Mobile on MSNFaith Time: Loving others as God doesTremayne Benson, Friendship Missionary Baptist Church in Mobile. joins us for Faith Time. We wanted to talk about love. So ...
On immigrants, the vice president may have missed what St. Ignatius tells us: 'God is always greater.' In this case, greater ...
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The Jackson Sun on MSNLiving on Purpose: Love that cares enough to get involvedAccepting the life-changing gift of salvation includes the vow to let go of our rebellion and become focused on the two ...
When asked what is the greatest commandment, Jesus said, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all ...
Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...
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Faith Time: Loving others as God does part IIIn an interview from 2019, the music legend opens up to the camera in a revealing documentary. Rick Damigella reports.
Rethinking Valentine’s Day from a biblical perspective means seeing it as more than a fleeting holiday; it is a reminder to love well every day. Whether single, married, or in any stage of life, we ...
In an interfaith column like The God Squad, it is easy to scoop up sectarian holidays and learn from their wisdom. Passover, Chanukah, Easter, Christmas, Diwali, Ramadan, Vesak all have much to teach ...
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